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MISS F~ORTESCUE.
An Attractive Eugngen ent at tho Opera
..a."a. IS. yTnuSR Nprt Xv.slf .u...s#.'

An Attractive Engagement at tho opern
House Next Week.
Mias' May Fortescuc, the famous English
actress, will play an engagement at the
Opera House next Friday and Saturday
March IS and 10. The p~hiladelpLia
Times says Of Miss Fortescue:
She possessed q fine degree Of repoae, a
most excellent grace Of manner, an easy
demeanor, in which intelligence is united
to a blessing g%sntleness Of girlhood. She
appears in a variety Of costumea, whose
richness and taste lend increased adorn.
ment in the grace and refinement Of her
charms. The dresses which Miss For.
tescus wesrs in "Frou.Frou" are 60 numer-
GUS and GO beautiful that they alone, in
many communities, would be sufficient to
pack any theatre. The actress wears two
new dresses ia esch act, and all ere
miracles of the milliner's art. Miss
Forteacue will also present "king Reno's
Daughter" and "sweothearts" during her
engagement here.
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u Uncle TOMS -

There is no play which shows such
vitality es the drama based on Harriet
Beecher Stoves famous novel. It draws
apparently more and more every year.
Especially is this so when the drama is
presented by a. company Of real artists
such as compose stetson's double "Uncle
Toms Cabin" Company, booked for the
Opera House this afternoon. Beautiful
and appropriate scenery, two brass bands,
bell ringers and Kersand's Georgia Jubl.
lee Singers make Of the performance an
attractive one aside from the dramatic
merit Of the company and play. The
house will doubtless be crowded ut both
performances. :
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.- H. AI .L# -#.. y t
Monday evening these we'll known Irish
Comedians will appear at the Opera House
in Irish Arissocracy." The Hamilton,
Ont, Republican says:
There are few comedians on tho stage
who are SO popular, and who 90 we'll de-
serve their popularity, as Billy Barry and
Hugh Fay. Their popularity in Hamilton
was attested last night, when an enor.
nous audience gathered at the Grand
Opera House to enjoy the broad but rich
humor Of their impersonstion Of Mulca-
hey and Muldoon in "irish Aristocracv."
They have often been seen here in the
same charactersr but last night the PEG.
pie saw just as much as ever in the solid,
obese, plg.headed and warm.hearted Mul.
eahey, and the pesky, mischievous, boy
leh old MuldOon. = !,
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The Western Settlers Chosen spee,ac.

The Western Settlers Chosen Specific.
With every advance OF emigration into the far
West, a new demand is created. for Hos,ctter's
Stomach Blttcrs. Newly peopled regions are fro.
quently less salubrious than older settled locali.
ties, on account OF the missma which rises from
recently cleared land, particularly along the banks
Of rivers that arc subject to freshets. Tho agricul.
tuIal or mining emigrant soon learns, when he
does not already know, tina! the DItters Afford the
only sure protection against malaria, and those
disorders OF the stomach, liver aud bowels, to
which climate changes, exposure, aud unsccus.
Toned or unhealthy water Or diet subject him.
Consequently, he places al estimate upon his
great household specific and preventive common.
surate with Its intrinsic merits. and is careful 10
Keep on hand n restorative and promoter OF health
50 lmpllciLy to be relied upon lii time Of need.
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Mr.. Pelli is identifying his house with
g new tin roof.
Two cases Of typhoid fever are reported
in the Centre ward.
Mr.. Stake is building q large two.story
residence on Marshall street.
Miss Anna Brown his acquitted herself
very creditably as a %pedagogue.
Mrs. Johnson and daughter, from
Wheeling, were visiting Prof. May yester-
day.
Miss Anna Policy is convalescent and
will be able to take charge Of her echhol
Monday. E \
There will be the usual services in the
Methodist church Sunday, conducted by
the pastor, who has returned from his
visit to Middlebourne, W. Va.
The factory OF the Benwood Iron Works
shut down yesterday because Of q failure
in the gas supply, and will not begin work
again until Monday. The steel plant and
heating furnaces are not doing more than
half work from the game cause.
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ISoDlSCIPLES' CHURCH-PREACH.
!, U,iNG morning ard evening BY Elder Nathan
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. John X. List is visiting friends in
Youngstown. FT II
10. Gillespie and wife, OF ParkersburR,
were here yesterday.
Mr.. Hugh McMshon, Of New Cumber.
land, Was at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. up. Crawford, of Philadelphia, is
sssln in the city. He is stopping at, the
Mrs. Frank Weisgerber, Of Wallace;
Kansas. is visiting her mother.in-law.
Mrs. Adam Weisgerber, Of No. $500 EoA
street.
Mics Anna Parks, a pleasant young lady
Of Wheeling Island, is Visiting her aunt,
Mrs. John Parks, in the First ward.-BeN.
are Independent. E,1iT
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vnnunla MT T,nrre.

There are some unprincipled scampa
running ut large in the northern part OF
this county and in Brooke county that
should be caught and severely punished.
They wander about at night and indulge
in malicious devilment. One night this
week they entered the blacksmith shop OF
Samuel Hedges ut Potomac, this county,
and besides carrying of some tools cut the
bellows badly. A few nights before, the
hay stacks belonging to s. W.. Atkinson,
Of Buffalo district, Brooke county, were
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TIE NEW IRON WORKS
To be Quilt and Managed by Lewis Jones, .
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y .HEN A. LetseheF, Ala .1HN
Lewis Jones, Egg, formerly mansger Of
the Esna mill, before returning to Ala.
bama this week, told several parties that
he had organized accompany which would
build a big rolling mill at Besserer, Ala,
twelve miles from Birmingham. Tho
capital stock, /. Ia stated, is 100000 di.
vided between Mr.. Jones and Louisville
and North Carolina capitalists, and the
mill will have q plate mill, a bar mill and
two sheet mills and will be almost 90 large
as the Etna, the largest In Ohio. II IL
expected that work will shortly be com.
menced on tho foundation that the newly
organised company has purchased n por.
ton OF tho iron roof on the New Orleans
Exposition and will roof the new mill with
1t, rs several mills did with the roof Of
come Of tho Centennial buildings, and
that Mr.. Joies Ia figuring with parties
hereabouts for machinery, rolls, castings,
etc. He thinks Nh. William Mann, the
well known founder Of Martins Ferry, will
make most Of the rolls and castings. Mr..
Jones managed the Aitns mill from tho
first time it started untH within q few
months ago, when he caught the Southern
lever and went to Alabame with view OF
building 4 mill. Judging from the way
he talked when home on n visit, he Ia
enamored with tho South, and will make
Alabama his future home. He ia a pra.
t!cal rolling mill man, having spent allie
time In that business. His sons, Thomas,
OF Etnayille, and Harry, now Of Toledo,
Will so In his new mill, and probably
others from hereabouts.
Tho company will give Mr.. Jones Sill, 900
etock, and n sits for u residence free, and
5000 per year for managing the mill. He
will have charge Of tho building Of the
ENTERPRISE,
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Funeral Of II, II. Phillips

The funeral services Of tho late RoberI
II. Phillips took place yesterday afternoon
at his late residence on North Main street
and were conducted by Rev. NJ. F. Div.
den. pastor OF the North Street M. i,
Church. A choir consisting OF Misscs
Mamie Britt and Teresa Phillips and
Messrs. Billiard and Oscar Seeley eanp
several beautiful hymns before and alter
the discourse.
The pail bearers were Meesrs. ]. O,
Pendleton, Alfred Caldwell, John Crock.
ard and OIL. Davis, Of The Young Mems
Democratic Club, and Messrs. Stephen
Crawford, B. w. Connolly, W. H.. Cox
and up. Kuhn, Of the Ohio Valley Lodge,
X. OF P. Both Of these bodies attended
the funeral, preceded by the Opera House
band. The number Of sorrowing friends
present was unusually large. The city
and county offices were very generally
closed. The floral offering were proiuse
md fine. The interment was at Mount
Wood.
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Tho o., L.. & w, Extension.

The work on the Martins Ferry exten.
sion Of the G., L. & w. is being pushed
forward as vigorously as possible. A con.
struc!ion train will be running between
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry in two or
three weeks. 1t has been stated that this
company has bought property OH which a
depot will DO built. but those in a position
to know deny this. 1t is said that the
company will build the passenger depot as
near the G. 4 P. depot aa they can,
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rSeFOURTH STREET. NJ. E. CHURCH.
Preaching at 1880 A. NJ. and ECO P. NJ. by
he pastor, Kew. X. +. Randolph. DID,. Sunday
caOOl ut 9 +. ", $3.50
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4 Promising KaIlrund Project.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Wheeling 4 Harrisburg Railway
Company was held in this city this week,
and the old Board Of Directors wss re-.
elected. Every dollar Of stock was repre-.
scented in person or by proxy, and every.
thing vas reported favorable for the build.
ing of the road to Martins Ferry and
Wheeling. This company obtained a new
lease Of life from an act passed at the in.
stance OF Senator Scott by the Legislature
at its late session, and some developments
regarding the project generally, and the
bridge over the river at this point, may be
expected in the near iuturs.
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The Pm Handle nridce Cn.e.

Attorney General Alfred Caldwell has
been in Wellsburg this week looking after
the interests Of the State in tho case Of
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railroad Company vs.. Board of Public
Works Of West Virginia. This is the
Steubenville bridge case, in which the
railroad company seeks to be relieved
from the assessment levied by the Board
OF Public Works. The case was tried last
year before Judge jacob, who fixed the
assessment at Sl50,00 and his decision
was sustained by tho Supreme Court.
Now the railroad company wants to try It
again before Judge Boyd. The case has
been SGT for the 18th inst.
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Biz Land Purchase.

The Charleston Star says that a tract OF
land uitusted on Big Coal river and the
headwatera Of Cabin creek, containing
l4.307 acres. was purchased this week by
George j.. Shonk, Of Wilkesbarre, Lloyd
W. Williams, Of Baltimore, H. NJ. Bell, OF
staunton, Virginia, and others, for $50, 600.
The Cabin Creek railroad will be extended
to these lands, which are known as the
"Pack landa."
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HOuseleecpers

will find It to their advantage to call on
Stone q Thomas before buying Carpets
Blinds, Rugs and Lace Curtains. Some
people imagine because we are q Dry
Goods House that our stock Of Carpets il
small. This lisa mistake. The hundreds
that have been in our Carpet Department
the past few weeks testify that our stock
surpasses anything in the city for quantity
and variety Of styles. II you are in need
Of carpets you can find a large assortment
OF any quality or brand you desire al the
lowest price ever placed on drst-class
goods. Respectfully,
STONE & THOMAS.
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Scarcity OF Wheat,

Martins Ferry Ntus.
Wheat is very scarce at so cents,"" said
q miller yesterday, "rhere is a disposition
on the part Of the farmers to hold on for
higher prices, but the prices must come
down. | am Of the opinion that there Is
of wheat, and It will begin to come
in when the roads get better"
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100 Z Fourth Street, New YORK,
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An Interesting Exhibit.

Mr.. j. II: Kirk, the Main strest art
dealer, has OF his establishment q notable
collection Of paintings, crayons and. other
art work by local talent, There is much
to interest in the collection, among other
things an old. portrait Of Henry Clay and
an oil painting Of Wheeling viewed from
the Bridgeport hills, painted in 1885. The
collection is large and contains work Of
more merit than any former collection
exhibited by Mr.. Kirk.
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Barber Shops Closed Tomorrow,

Tho ordinance passed by Council at last
Tuesday nights meeting, prohibiting bar.
Der shops from being open on Sunday,
went into effect from its passage, and to.
morrow all the barber shops In the city
will, it is presumed, be closed. This
should be borne in mind by those who in
the past have been shaved or bathed at
the public establishments on Sunday
morning, and arrangements made to be-
shaved, or have their hair cut, or take the
customary bath this afternoon or evening.
The closing Of the shops on Sunday will
make the rush on Saturdays greater than
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Should be Paved with Bnck.

The alley leading from Fifteenth street
west to Main has been torn up again. Late
last fall half Of it was dug up TO put in a
natural gas pipe. Nearly all winter it was
almost impossible. Now the other half il
dug up. The old boulder pavement If
entirely destroyed, and will have to be
relaid o. replaced by q different pavement
This alley is one of the most largely
travelled in tho city, and should now BE-
nicely paved with the brick blocks. Nc
thoroughfare is more important in proper
ton to the cost 0; the improvement.
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BY request there will DO an art sale at J,
d.. Kinks art store, 1905 Main street, com.
menclng Thursday, March II. The sale
will continue each evening at = o'clock.
A number OF paintings and other art
works by local artists will be- offered. This
will be q grand opportunity to secure bar.
gains in pictures.
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WE have introduced 4 new system 81
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby you cau secure Il watch Mt once
on easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market ST..
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IA reported by Christian schnepf, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
JAN. JAN. u NJ. 3r.M. TEX.
30 40 $50 AS 400
Wcnther-Fair.
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HEWOlIEN OF TODAY
TALKED OF by prLvA LOCKWOOD
At the Opern House Last Night-Tho Audi
ence not n Large one and tho Lecture not
Equal TO her Former one hcrc-The
Tart Played by Women in History.

Mrs. Bslva Lockwood delivered q lecture
at the Opera House Last night, to an audi.
ence not much larger than tho one which
formerly greeted her. Her eubject was
"Women Of To-day" The lecture was not
at al equal in conlemporansous interest
to her former talk on "The Social and 20.
litical Lille Of Washington" and she found
1t necessary 10 adhere very closely to her
manuscript, which, with tho fact that che
seemed TO suffer from q severe cold, did
not add TO the attractivsfess Of her dis.
course. ,.
She enteredinto o consideration OF the
part taken by women in history from tho
pstriarchal days Of old to the present age,
quoting many examples from tAE Bible,
and from proiane history as well. Ro.
viewing tho deeds which won fame for
women whose charities, wisdom, olo.
quence aud power r %Chroniclod' In the
Bible, che Gsid that in the days Of Paul
pr~ophetee1es hold forth In the Temple,
and went not out by night or day. Paula
command, "Let women keep silence In
the churches" was probably a perverslon
OF tho sentiment OF Paul due to a faulty
translation. Even II 1t Is faithfully trans.
lated into English Paul spoke as a mere
man the human superseded the spiritual
in him when he wrote that.
Most oil you are perhaps aware, said
Mrs. Lockwood, that Elizabeth Gladly Stan.
ton Is now engaged in making a new trans
lation from the original Greek Of those
passages in the Scriptures which have
been quoted in disapproval Of women tax.
ing any part In the services In church OF
In public affairs; and l expect by the time
Elizabeth gets done Hho will have q. new
Bible.
Joan Of Arc, Isabella Of Spain, Cleo
patr6, Elizabeth and other famous figures
OF history were alluded TO, and the speak.
er compared with their heroism and
achievements those in this day OF France
L. Willard, Clara Barton, Susan B. An.
thony and others. Mira. Lockwood then
spoke Of the influence Of mothers in rear.
ing up CREST men, saying that nature, 10
eqnalizs tho aexes and preserve the equi.
librium OF the race, transmitted the men.
tai aud other characteristics OF the mother
to the son and the father to the daughter.
She. paid a high tribute to the Chris,
tian religion, saying that all woman
had Of elevation or advancement over hei
condition IN the dark ages oil the past she
owed to the Christian religion, and to Ito
enlightening and civilizing effect on the
world.
Abiding to tho achievements Of women
in the cause Of temperance, che said she
was glad West Virginia had adopted the
measure submitting tbs Prohibitory
Amendment to q vote OF the people.
Yesterday she was present at the session
Of the Ohio Legislature. The House there
has passed the Scientific Temperance In.
strucsion bill, and 1t is confidently ex.
pected that 1t will pass the Senate today,
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The Meredith Brothers will appear al
the Alhambra Rink >Gturday night, March
II, 1887, in their woudarful feat OF contor.
ton and chair balancing; also passing
through a hoop thirteen inches in diane.
ter and their flight through mid.air or
the Lying rings. Dancing from 10 to 1l:3(
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Gentlemen wanting a fine, stylish pair
Of shoes, before purchasing should exam
inc Stacy. Adams 4 CO.. shoes, which are
unexcelled for comfort and wear.
:. W. AM1cE, sole agent,
ll43 Main Street.
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\ NJ. G. A. Notice.

Sunday School Teachers meeting fol
the study OF the international lessons will
be held at o'clock this afternoon. All
Sunday School workers gro invited to at.
tend.
Young mems meeting will be held at
1880 o'clock this evening, and Mems Cos.
pei, meeting at4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Acordial invitation is e%1tendedto all men.
Next Tuesday evening Dr.. S. L. Jspson
will give a "Practical Talk on The Tripod
Of Lite-Heart, Lungs and Brain
The South Side branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold the
regular weekly young mems meeting in
the Wealey. NJ. Z. Church at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
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loommencca to uso your Cuticura Remedies lat
July. My bead and face and some parts Of my
body were almost raw. My head was covered with
scabs and sores. and my suffering was fearful. |
had tried everything I had beard o.. III tho East and
West. My case WIS considered a very bad ore. |
have now not a particle OF Skin Ilumor about me-,
aud my cure Is considered wonderful,
Mrs. s. L, WHlprLE, Decatur. Nich.
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As a horse and cattle lotion Salvation
on has proven itself an iniallible rene.
dy. It has received the hearty indorse-
ments OF many old and well.known horse.
men. Price % cents a bottle,
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WE have just received u full line Of
SPRING 0YERCOATINGS, and IRE III
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties In
Spring Suitings.
Also, on hand a handsome line Of Neck.
wear and Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS Il SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street.
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Ihls Furniture Is from the we!l-known house Of GEO.
Richmond, Va, and is on exhibition there.
All Of which arc guaranteed to be Handsome.
The Knives are sent by mail, the other articles
are delivered FREE at any ExpreBs or Freight
Office in Richmond.
EaT1n sending TAGS give Full ADDRESS.
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Indications

WASHINGTON, D. O., March l2.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, fair
weather, becoming warmer, variable
winds, shifting to eoutherly.
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State Sunday School Executive Committee.
The State Sunday School Executive
Committee met Wednesday at Parkers.
burg at the Office OF Superintendent Purin.
ton. There were present.: Frank Woods,
Esq, OF Grafton, Chairman Of the Com
mlttee; Rev. D. NJ. Sleeth, Of Cairo; Rev.
J.. II. Spence and Prof. Purinton, Of Par
kersburg, members OF the committee.
Also Rev. Dr.. J. W. Garter and Rev. R. A.
Gibson. It WAS decided that the next
State Sunday School Convention would be
held at Ravenswood, Jackson county, be.
ginning at . o'clock on Tuesday afternoon,
June It'll, and continuing until Thursday
noon. No other business Of public inter
eet WAS transacted,
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Now Advertisements.

For Rent-store Ronm-Wickham.
Decorated Tea and Dinner Waic.
Public Llbrary-Eoti1e.
Horses md Nuts Manchester Coal Co.
List of Letter5. aas
Public salc-Fine Residence near Suspension
Bridge.
Wheeling China Company.
For Cinclnnati-ktesmer Louis A.. Shirley.
Wheeling Business College.
Religious Eo~tIces-Foutte page.
Fine Rats-Dingcr- Head Of Local. ...
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I was afflicted with Eczema OH tho scalp. face,
cars and neck, which tho druggist. where | yol
your remedies, pronounced one OF tho wont cases
that had como under his notice. lie advised Inc
to try your Cnticura Remedies, and after Evcdsys
'se my scalp aud part OF my iacc wGro entirely
cured. ana I hope in another week to have my
ears, neck, and tho other ratt Of my face cured.
, HERMAN SLADE,
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Gold everywhere. Price, Cutlcura. &c.,: Soap.
&c.; Rcsolvent. 81. Prepared by tho POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
Rs-send for ''IIOw 10 Cure ekin DlscMes,n 81
pages, 90 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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l have suffered from Salt Rheum 10, over eIrb,
years, at times so bad that l could not attend TO
my business for weeks at q time. Three boxes Of
Cutlcura and four bottles Resolyent have entl,cly
cured INC OF this dreadful disease.
JOHN THlEL, WilkrsbUrrc, IA.
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nFUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
W. CHURCH-Rev. J. I. Mcclure, DID,, pastor,
Nev: Z: A. Brownlee, Of Martins Ferry will preach
at 1890 A. M. Communion services after sermon,
Ihe pastor will preach at 7 ?. N. Sabbath School